Umesh:
I think you are making such a big confusion of our communication by not 
responding straight, that I think we need to chronicle our sayings. 
1) Originally you asked the question, why ULFA is killing people, and also 
suggested that they were interested to have a separate nation which they want 
to rule.You also asked for other opinion.
2) In reply I showed the possible reasons why basically people kill people 
bringing examples from ancient history to modern days killing. I also stated 
that from these reasons, you may make your own judgment why ULFA is killing.
3) Instead of choosing a reason, you asked me the question,  "so is it ok?"  
I donot know why you asked me that question. Probably you flotade the question 
to get a certain type of response. M ay be I put you in a very uncomfortable 
zone with my examples.
4) I replied that your question implies that other killings cited by me are ok 
according to you. Otherwise what your question "so it is ok" would mean? I also 
told that I am against any type of killing, and asked your opinion. 
5) Instead of answering straight, you are changing the question 180 degrees and 
saying that "punishing the culprit is good" (whatever that means). I think you 
are trying to justify killing if it is for punishing a culprit.  This however 
does not explain why people kill innocent people. 
Anyhow, before we confuse the readers, please clarify it that is what you mean. 
If you say yes, my question would be which of the killings you would say OK. Do 
you also support ULFA's killing, because as an extension of your logic (killing 
to punish a culprit is good), ULFA may justify their killing.

Would appreciate if you would answer straight.
Or ask me question if you are in doubt.
Rajen-da  
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: umesh sharma 
  To: Rajen & Ajanta Barua ; [email protected] 
  Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 5:08 PM
  Subject: Re: [Assam] Why ULFA?


  Rajen-da,

  without reference to anything you said I say that punishing culptrits 
(whoever they may be) is good. I squash cockroaches everyday in my kitchen and 
used to swat mosquitoes in India when they bit me.

  Umesh
  PS: I just wondered why u raised all these historical issues when discussing 
a current problem of ULFA. Why not raise the issue of original sin by Adam and 
Eve - if you feel like it? or of Thou Shalt not kill - Ten Commandments



  "Barua, Rajen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
    Umesh:
    I may be weak in English, but did not know that I am that weak.
    You asked why ULFA was killing.
    I showed you how killings are going on in this world from ancient times 
till now in front of your own eyes and why, and from that I asked you to make 
your guess why ULFA is killing.
    Nowhere did I say any of these these killings are OK.
    In fact when you asked back, "so is it ok?', one would presume that you 
think those other examples of killings are ok.
    I never said any of those killings are OK.
    I simply said that the world we live in a a 'killing field'.
    In fact I am against any killing, I am against this 'killing field'. 
    I yet donot know if you are against all killings or you think some killings 
are good like Indian army killing 50000 innocent Nagas or America annihilating 
two cities.
    Rajen-da


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    From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of umesh sharma
    Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 12:58 PM
    To: Rajen & Ajanta Barua; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected]
    Subject: Re: [Assam] Why ULFA?


    Rajen-da,

    Unless my English is completely wrong it is YOU who is sayinng that killing 
is ok.

    Umesh

    Rajen & Ajanta Barua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
      Are you suggesting that the other killings are ok?
      Are you a supporter of killing?
      Or are you a supporter of killing selectively?
      Rajenda

        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: umesh sharma 
        To: Rajen & Ajanta Barua ; [email protected] 
        Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 8:28 PM
        Subject: Re: [Assam] Why ULFA?


        so is it ok?

        Umesh

        Rajen & Ajanta Barua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
          Umesh:
          Your question actually relate to a bigger and age old question, why 
people kill people, especially innocent people. And it may surprise you, but 
you actually know the answer. Only thing, you need to think deeply:

          Let us take the case of the Mahabharata war which took place long 
time ago and where thousands of innocent people from all over India were 
killed. 
          Reason : The Pandavas wanted just Five villages.

          Let us take the case of Germany which killed millions of Jews in the 
second world war.
          Reason: Belief that your own kind is superior and you need to 
dominate the world with your people.

          Let us take the case of USA bombing and annihilating millions of 
innocent Japanese when they bombed Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
          Reason: To scare the enemy to hell and bring them to submission.

          Let us take the case of Iraq War where thousands of innocent people 
are being killed every day.
          Reason: USA to control the world key oil center and bring the middle 
east to their control.

          Let us take the case of Al Qaeda killing innocent people.
          Reason: To scare the enemy to hell and submit and leave middle east 
alone.

          ULFA killing innocent people.
          Reason: You fill up the gap.

          The world is a killing field, Umesh.

          Rajen Barua

            ----- Original Message ----- 
            From: umesh sharma 
            To: [email protected] 
            Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 1:21 PM
            Subject: [Assam] Why ULFA?


            someone asked me over the phone why ULFA killing people.
            I had no concrete reply --except that for some reason they want to 
have a separate nation which they can rule.
            >> 
            Any further light on the issue?

            Umesh

            PS: other issues which cropped up were Bangladeshi infiltration, 
migration from other parts of India and lack of development -after Indian 
independence thanks to cut off of trade routes -by creation of East Pakistan 
(now Bangladesh)


            Umesh Sharma
            5121 Lackawanna ST
            College Park, 
            (Washington D.C. Metro Region)
            MD 20740 

            .
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